Source: BBC News
Tens of thousands of Hindus, including monks and right-wing activists, are descending on the flashpoint Indian religious site of Ayodhya.
The northern city has been a key point of tension between Hindus and Muslims.
In the past few months, there have been renewed calls to build a temple on the spot, where a 16th Century mosque was demolished by Hindu mobs in 1992.
The BBC explains why the holy site is back in the news:
Why are people gathering in Ayodhya?
Between 100,000 and 200,000 Hindus are expected to gather at Ayodhya on Sunday, demanding that a Hindu temple be built where the 16th Century Babri mosque once stood.
Categories: Asia, Hinduism, India, Muslims, The Muslim Times
Why can’t both a mosque and temple be built? Does it HAVE to be only one building?!